Some business publishers push you to get multiple subscriptions, each one covering a different alternative investment strategy.
The Alternatives Watch (AW) news service doesn’t play this game. We give you a wide view of the alternative investment industry, with coverage of five key asset classes and their investors.
Our team of experienced reporters also brings you exclusive feature stories, interviews with leading and emerging industry voices, and big-picture looks at emerging trends such as ESG, fintech, SPACs and crypto funds.
Mickey Weatherston, who took on a new role of head of sustainability and ESG integration at Churchill Asset Management in May, sees increased success in ESG investing thanks to increased transparency, data and tools to measure portfolios against set targets.
Reviewing Carlyle and Ares Management’s fund performance, one might wonder if there had been any public equity and public bond drawdown year to date. Even the small negative marks for Blackstone, KKR and Apollo for 3Q fund performance show impressive stability.
Leading digital private markets platform Moonfare found in a recent survey of individual investors that roughly 83% intend to increase their investment in private equity
Our data- and analysis-driven unit, AW Research, compiles the facts and figures behind the larger trends within alternative asset management in exclusive articles and charts. The exclusive AW Research Monthly Scorecards track data on manager and investor activity, displayed on easy to read tables.
Reviewing Carlyle and Ares Management’s fund performance, one might wonder if there had been any public equity and public bond drawdown year to date. Even the small negative marks for Blackstone, KKR and Apollo for 3Q fund performance show impressive stability.
After a few sleepy years, hedge fund mandates are back as the search for alpha is on among U.S. pension systems. With over $6 billion
Divided by asset class, Alternatives Watch tracked about $11.3 billion in alternative investment deals announced in the week ending Nov. 25.
